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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-02

Local. CoRREsroNpErcE from aolacen'
tsuns. especially solicited. -.
Remittsnces should be made by GRAFT .A
eSeer. Postofhce order or postal note Inc
lof1er shculd be sent for all sums less 'nAh
I've dollars.
ION Pnrrrrns DEPARrxzsr-owing 70 oar
~reatlv increased facilities, we are pre-
r.red to execute all kinds of Job work IN =
sr,~r,or manner. Special attention VII
os Given to commercial and legal print,ns,
ana sil orders win be promptly nlied al
n seerate rates.
once Of publication. rs North sprins
street. Los Angeles. Telephone No. loo
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Bethume.

Look out for great bargains in the new
town of Bethune. coon to be sold at Russell
Cox 4 Cos Office.
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The officlal List OF Letters remaining In
the PostofRce Is published in the HERALD
on Mondays.
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LOST AND FOUND.

MAGNOLIA.
M See advertising columns.
NOUND--IF YOU NEED MONEY GO TO
Il the Union Loan ONCE, No. North Main
street. a8-lm
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In their New Quarters.
Candall, Grow Il Co. are now at 1888 and 1856
West First street, with full line Of stoves,
mantels and CRATES.
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rOn SALE.
MAGNOLIA.
U See advertising columns.

MI A4rOlLA.
I'LL See advertising columns.
EsoR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. 2s ACRES
mils from the cen,.s,- Of Anaheiin. For par.
.,c,,,srs .--"srA ,rA M d sepulyeda street
'''u'a's ~ my1-lm
CNOR SALE FIRST GLASS DuslNE7s
u chance, established eight yeaes, VIII
return more on the capital invested than
anything in sight. Takes from 5000 TO
5000 capital; good reason for selling. Ad-
iress M. box 1896, city. mltf
NUR SALE.--FlNE MICH COW; HALF
Il Jersey and half Durham, with first calf
Apply to JOSEPH GRENrZ. l04 Commercial
ST., myl-St.
business FOR sALE--A FIRST-CLAsS
Drestsurant and fixtures; all new, includ.
ing range; In very desirable location, an d
ioing good business; exceedingly cheap.
For particulars apply to p. G. EDDY 4 CO.,
s West First street. a26-tf
L,UK SALE--BA KGAINs-BY W. w. wlD-
ney, Real Estate Agent, 2l, w FirsI
street. corner 60xl65 on Spring street; 50x
1877 on First street, 15xlS7 on First street
f4x130 on Grand avenue, near Fourihstreet
40x165 on Main street Bargains al, over
the city and county. a26-lm
NOR sALE-DIAMOND. WATCHES AM
. Jswery Mg,,, sold low at Union Loan once
MUST BE SOLD AT oNOE-THE BEST
location. Price $500. Call and make offer
BRADSHAW & FELINE 8S South Spring
ep 23tf.
INOR SALE-LEASE ON STORE, CORNEt
IL First. and Alameda. ENQUIRE butche
shop. ap2l.1m
L,OR sALE-NEW UPRIGHT PIANO
quire q BRAbsmaw % q sS sEIsNHR Gnssi room on
%. 83lS. Spring street. all
UNRRsH JERSEY COWS FROM 500 UP
II wards, kind and gentle. WILL AN
NILES. e. Washington. near Main stree
cars. m30-tf
| nHOROUGHBRED HOLSTEIN BULLS
j. also choice mich cows. Address j. e
DURKEE. Bonita Meadows, Santa Monte.
Road. ml9 6m
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PER SON AL

MAG N0LIA.
ul See advertising columns.
MRS. VOGEL WILL SAVE HERSELF
M trouble by paying the bill she owes on
her watch. m2-2t It. CA8STEN.
LlLSIE REYNOLDS HOLDS sEANCES ON
IL sunday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings. Private sittings daily. VIII make ar
rapgements for naturalization under test
Fort street. apr2s I'm
DROF r. TSCHANK, CLAIRVOYANT
i and fo:tune-teller. 32js 8. Spring street,
room II.
DER5oEAL--Go TO THE UNION LOAN
i Office for bargains in jewelry, North
Main street. as-1m
A NY PERSON SENDING NE THE PRES.
"A ent address of Charles L. Judd will
obliee r. A. JUDD, Tucson. A. 4. ap19 I'm
DE RSU N A L. AMERICAN WATCHES
u sold cheap at Union Loan Office, 8
North Main street. as I'm
MRS. PARKER-INDEPEN SLATE.
MI writer and test medium. Gives full
names Of spirit friends. Consultations on
business speculations, mineral, lawsuits,
removals, love. marriage, absent friends.
diseases. etc. Developing class Thursdays,
8 P. NJ, 2s South Spring street, room s. "a.
NJ. to 6P. N. ap25-1m
&S WORTH FREE. SUPEKB DEVELOP
on ment Of form and limbs, pure, lovely
complexion, sraTkiing eyes and perfect
health guaranteed: 30 quacx i..,ons or str
pumps, Book on Physical Culture" free.
DIR. L; G. HARMON. sia Haight street, San
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EOis SALE z Uountrl Property

blbemGnW uuOeI tut IOllOWluS uehub III
serted at the rate OF s cents per line for
each insertion.
FOH SALE COuntrv Property
MAGNOLIA.
M See advertising columns.
E0R sALE-F0RTY (40) ACRES AT Full.
Il ton Wells, at $500 per acre, for FIVE (5)
days only. q. II. LONG 4 CO., Room 81
Schumacher Blyck. m1-5t.
A RARE CHANCE-FORS SALE OR TRADE
"A "a nicely improved 5 acre tract on West
Adams street. Apply to ADAMS 4 Son, rs
North Spring street. room II. a23tf
EOR sALE-20 ACRES ADJOINING THE
E town site of Claremont, miles north
east of Pomona, at q great bargain II taken
Immediately; would subdivide TO advant-
age. CARR a COOK, u Court st. sp22tf
E,oR sALE-f60 ACRES OF LAND, ALSO
T. Forest Dairy. containing COWS, horses,
wagons, route and cans, etc. Inquire at
GREEN MEADOW, l mile west Of school
house, or address p. o. Box 744. m23-6m
UNOR BALE--LAND, IS PER ACRE. SOIL
y very rich, sandy losm. Easy terms,
Also. location made on some very choice
land. 20 DoWney Block a12-lm
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wANrnp-mrsonLLANnous.
mi AJNOLIA,
Ul See advertising columns.

Nl See advertising columns.
vTTANTED-TO RENT IMMEDIATELY,
w an unfurnished house OF nine or ten
rooms, with all modern conveniences.
Must be in good repair, and between Sec
ond and Ninth streets,on Spring, Main. Fort,
Ollve or Hill streets. Apply to JOHN Il.
r.ssKEN, Law building, Temple street.
wzD .-
sNYANTED--A MIDDLE-A0ED WOMAN
w asa working h0ua ekeeper on ranch,
one W no has lived In the country pFeferre !.
Address FARMER" this office. nj "
XyTAN rED--A GOOD BOY FROM 10 TO
w ls years of age. at the Diamond
House. Must be well recommended
VNANIED.--FOR A CoNCEkrCoMPANY
w a soprano and alto singer, also lady
pianist, amsteurs preferred. Must be good.
| Address 20. & NJ, !" HERALD office. myl-2..
yVANTED-A GOOD CLOTHING SALES
w man at Santa Ana. Apply at l. HAIR
| w ANTE D--COLLATERAL TO LOAN
| w money ON. at Union Loan Office, No.
North Main street as-lm
| vNTANrED-BIDS FOR THE IMMEDIATE
w clearing and grubbing OF about 500
acres OF brush lands on the foothills OF the
Providencia Ranch. Address or call on
i either of the executive committee, IL. II,
GARNsEY, Bryson Block, G. w. KING, 113
First street. or E. E. HALL, Lawyer Block
apr2ltf
| I"ANIED--pCPlLS FOR PIANO, Or
w gan and voice taught In the most thor
| ough manner. Terms, s. per month. Be-
ginners, In CLASSES of two or three. So per
month. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded For particulars call at l4s Wall
street. fe29f
WANTED-HOUsE OK SROOMS With
w modern conyoniences In good location
must be first class in every particular.
ITREUTLES & DRONILLARD. 115 w. First
street. apetf
| NrANTED-HlI IHEST PRICES PAID FOR
W ewpty beer bottles IN any quantities.
sTEINIKE & BRUNlNG. S22 North Alamo
da ttreet. If
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WANTS, :" Personals" and other adver-
tisements under the following heads In
serted at the rate OF cents per line for
each insertion.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

MTANTED-GOVEKNE55 WANTS sITUA'
w tion in family. Music. etc. Good ref.
erences. Address MISS HUMPHREY. San
Jacint0. ap30 lot
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Timely Advice.

Don't drink much ice water this hot
weather keep as cool and unexcited as pos
sible don't ear all the stuff you happen u
set your eyes on. be good and kind and the
result viii most likely be that YOU VIII con-
time in good hsAlih and be happy. But Il
must not be forgotten that this IS the season
for dysentaries. ch0lera-morbtIs, diarrhsea
and all thar sort of thing Always bear in
mind that an ounce of preventive Is worth a
pound of cure
Boys. keep out Of the water now 70 4
greater extent than heretofore Don't 20 in
swimming in the heat Of the day, or with
the burning sun shining down on your ma
ked shoulders. Wesaw little rooster the
other day with the skin on his back all bis
tered and it peeled or ike the rind Of po-
tito. When you go in swimming Jet It be
in the cool Of the evening, and don't stay iii
longer than is necessary to wash and cool
the body. There is sense and reason in all
things. and if you want TO keep well you
must act as ii you had some common
sense
Little girls no jumping roper now, and only
a very little running around. except in the
evenings. Becarefni what you eat, and al
ways ask your parents about IL II Is a good
thing 10 sleep these hot afternoons, and then
you viii feel refreshed and reinvigorated for
the evenings amusements.
Big and little, old and young should all be
reasonably careful to preserve their health
during the heated term. Common sense
viii generally teach how TO do it and this,
after all Is what is most to be relied on
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A Bold Robbery.

Quite an excitement was created on the
night Of the 2Oth Of July, at about ; O'Clock
in the evening. over bold robbery which
was committed on the premises Of Michael
and Frank Blough Al the hour above men
toned three masked men. having all the
appearance of despera1oes, each bearing
revolver. entered the house. coming in at
the kitchen, where Mrs. Frank Blough had
been sitting with her child in her arms. On
seeing them she at once rushed to the sitting
room, followed by one of the sconndreis,
bearing torch. The father, thinking that
tie chiId's clothing were on fire, and not be-
ilg aware that anything unusual was transpir-
ing rushed 20 her assistance, whereupon he
WIS struck by one Of the men with a heavy
eudgel. telling him 20 the door. The oceu-
pants of the house made stout resistance,
and one Of the ladies, seizing the bell-rope
was about to give an alarm, when she was
knocied senselsSs. Then came fearful
struggle, during whicll Frank Biough got
one OF the men down and was just in the act
Of opening his knife hen one ofthe ruffians
gave him such kick that it sent him whirI-
ing from his victim on again gaining his
equilibrium be handed over his pocketbook
containing S1i5 10 one OF the women, who
ran cut Of the house and started for the
woods with il. Mr.. Blough says when he
started from the house he was followed quite
a distance by one of the rutiians, and thinks
his intention must surely have been murder
About ten minutes after the bell was rung
more than dozen men were on the ground,
but only too late to capture the robbers. The
parties TO this robbery no doubt knew that
Frank Biough had the money with him, Is
he was the first and only one attacked, al
though Michael Biough had considerable
money in his possession at the time. A
posse was at once organized TO follow them,
but owing to the intense darkness OF the
night but little could be done toward effect
ing their capture A strong suspicion as TO
the guilty parties prevails, and it IS earnestly
hoped that they may yet be brought TO jus
tice. OBSERVER.
-. .--r, -, N,,r- f.,f,v ~ fsg-
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struck bxIlahtptne.

During Mondays heavy rain storm, al
absat 5 o'clock in the evening. the lightning
struck the large slaughter house Of Auman
q Stewart, on the lot of Mr. CieoHre Auman
in the east end of town The bniiiing was
about rs feet long and comprised slaughter
house. barn, ice house, cattle shed and pig
pen II WAS two stories high, and was well
and Substantially built There was about
ten tons Of hay ON the NOV and in the build
ing were four head OF mules. Eve hesd of
horned cattle. three wagons. i large quantity
of oats and other feed. harness. saddles. bTi-
ering a beef at the time the building Was
struck A young man by the name OF Troup
was assisting him. and his two small chill
dren were in the building with him, When
the old Reformed church was torn down Mr..
Auman secured the vane that had done ser
vice on il for 80 many years and placed ii on
his building without attaching conductor
TO IL, and il was this that probably attracted
the electric bolt. Mr. AIiinan says that the
lightning ran down the gable and that small
usltS VI iTe -tttutf1 10 SIpOt luFysl--u every
portion of the building. He was stunned
fer several seconds by the shock, bun quickly
recovering seized his children and carried
them out of the building, which seemed to
take fire in all parts at once. The alarm of
fire soon spread through the town and
large crowd collected on the scene within a
very Few moments bat despite their every
effort, and notwithstanding the fict that
the rain was coming down in torrents the
flames could not be quenehed and the build
ing. with large portion of It's contents, was
rapidly reduced to ashes The live stock
was all saved. as were many articles of val
Ne in the building. The firm Of Amman &
Stewart, who bat recently went into busi-
ness. lose considerably, but the heaviest loss
falls upon Mr.. Amman, who owned the
building
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stoxestown scrIbblings.

Wonderful hot weather n present.
City boartIcrs are now quite numerous in
our town.
Miss Della Cover Is visiting friends at Mar
tinsburg West Va.
Mr. Walter Sorber's new barn is rapidly
nearing completion.
Our drum corps has been reorganise,l. with
John sorioer as teacher.
Prof Smith and Mr. Ord Sorber viii teach
the normal school at this place.
Miss Flce sorber Of near stoyes,own, will
ATTEND the coming term of the shanksviIle
normal
Miss Flo Custer i AT present visiting r.la-
tives At Latrobe She expects 70 remain
about month.
Mr. Owen Morgan returned this week from
college, passing through and stopping for the
night in this place
Pearson Miller has returned from West
Virginia. where he went tn buy stock He
was quite suecessfnl.
Mr. Fred Friburg seems To have occasion
To visit the country quite often Wonder
what is the attraction.
DR.. Patterson has greatly improved the
appearance of his dwelling house by having
il handsomely painted
Nessrs. Fletch and Berk Patterson. Of
Pittsburgh, are here on visit to their par
efts and numerous friends.
Quite large band Of gvIsies have been cir
culating our streets for the past Few days
Their encampnent was about two miles
from here.
ssoyessown is still improving. Two new
houses nave been built this summer. one by
Mrs. Meyicker and the other by Mrs Barnt,
and p J. Cover has bnilt an extensive a.isii-
ton To his store.
SLEEPY Tox.
- III. <, ,,o-
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When during the heated term one who
has been exposed 10 the suns heated rays
begins 10 suffer from headache, gitldiness,
nausea and disturbance Of sight, accompan-
led with sudden and great puDs1ra1ion OF the
physical forces, sunstroke is probably immi-
nent Il such an one viii take time by the
fOreloek and Immediately retire to a COO
place. making use Of some simple reStora-
tives, such as aromatic ammonia, etc, he
may be saved further trouble but if he per-
sists with his business he viii doubtless soon
become very i'll, which illness usually takes
the form Of heat exhaustion, heat apoplexy
or genuine sanstreke, the thernic fever Of
some writers
rloss who are exhausted by the heat
have a cool, moist skin, rapid, weak pulse
and respiration movement, and the pupil is
diiaied. In fact, the symptoms are those Of
collapse. These patients viii probably ne
cover promptly, an event which may be has
tened by the use ofa tonic and restorative
treatment.
These who suffer from heat aFoplexy fire.
qpently become unconscious at the onset
The heart and breathing apparatus is not
markedly disturbed and the pupil may be
normal but the uneonsciOusBess deepens and
the case runs on 10 fatal termination. An
artery has been broken in the brain and the
pouring out blood pressing On the nerve CEN
teFs brings about the fatal event. \ treat
ment calculated 10 draw the blood from the
brain 10 the extremiJies-hot foot baths,
bIee,iing, etc, promises TO be most useful in
such cases.
The thernic fever patient is unconscious
and e0nvulsed. and his body temperature
may be los or 10 degrees Farsnheit-that Is,
ten degrees above normal The skin of this
patient feels as though i would burn your
hand when aid ther+n. Ia this case the
thorough. promPi application u cold water
! nee,iei. Ice 20 the head and cold water %
the body generally viii be- in order. Me,ii-
cal advice should be promptly had in either
Of the two cases last referred to. Complete
recovery from sunstrl1e Is r.trp, the brain be-
ing permanently crippled in many eases.
Residence in cold climate affords some
hope for such patients
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The third annual e.Imp-nesang. conduct
cd by Rev, J. J. Jones. rniurszi. the eiequent
yonng minister OF Elizabeth, Pa, viii cum
Hence in Brant's GrsTe. short distance
south Of town an Thursday. August 18th.
and viii eDntinne 70 Monday. September sth.
REGULAR services vii Be heli each day at II
a IA. and p m A jabilee troupe Of choice
sineers viii be present during the mesring.
and several eminent cplorpd ministers from
Washington City viii preach daring the
camp. Special excursion tickets VIII he sold
ON the Baltimore and Ohio and on the SOM
ersst and Cambria Railroads.
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The County Jaiis OF pennsylvania
According TO the annual report Of the state
board Of charities there are only about four
teen really good jails in ctr state. OF the re
manning ifty-three a few. perhaps dozen,
are tolerahle, and the remaining forty-eue
are bad in administration, and for the most
part in construction. The iails in Fayefte,
Cumberland, Crawford, Jefferson, Somerset,
yenango. Washington and Wyoming couri-
ties call for special comment on the part IT
the commissioners as detective or badly
managed The board makes the following
recommendations The abolition OF govern
nlent by sheriffs under the fee system. and
the substitution Of a board of inspectors. ap-
pointed wholly or in part by the court alb
solufe separation of prisoners in all county
jails by confinement in cells placing wo-
men under charge OF women in distinct
building treating detained witnesses as free
men in comfortable quarters. and properly
compensated for loss of time provisions for
the steady employment Of all prisoners
for their own comfort, happiness. and
health.
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Administered only at MeMillan's Dental
Rooms. Baer's Block Rafe for extraction
without gas. same as other dentists charge.
statements TO the csntrary are faisessesis,
though suci. ssasemenss have been made.
>. T. MeMfLnHs. d. d. 5.
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Communion services.

ComEnunisHs VIII be held in the Stoyes-
town charge As follows Hoifnans, Jaly 81:
sioyestown, August Horners- AEgnsf u ;
Cen5ne or stantons. August Il Pre,laratory
services ON Saturday before eommunions-
A SELL. Pastor.
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and voices. and the songs Of Robert Barns
only were sung Whai a tribute 20 geuius
Robert Burns was born in the Burns cottage
in i75s He lies buried at Dunfires. some
sixty miles from here.
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Lemonade seems % 6e the popular drink
in Somerset IA present One Of our grocery
or one hundrsi and dfiy glasses per day, and
cha, ,ise mercury must be way down if be
doe aot sell three hun,lssl glasses every
,.afu-siav
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The Frieisns Harvest Home and Basket
Picnic viii be held On saturday. the lssh
day Of August The PnhIic are cordially IA
vitesf tocome and join with us
COMMITTEE
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Mr. H. y slloal, principal OF the Colum-
bus, Nebraska public schools, IS spending
ms vacation in visiting friends and relatives
10 this county. He IS a son Of our esteemed
flrmer friend. Mr. John shoaif. Of Milford
township. and Ielf TINS county for the west
some five years aeo.
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CxEcUToR's NOTICE

Estate of Thomas Gary deed late Of Upper
Tslrksvfoot tssyTnship S0nerscf CaJ-ity. Pa
Letters stsstamenEary on the above esfsiis having
been granted % the undersigned BY the proper
authority, notice i hereby given 20 al persons
indebted to said estate 70 MAKE immediate pay
meIrt and those having claims against the same
VIII present them duly authenticated for settle
menf on saturday. August s, iss7. al the late resi-
John h MILLER,
5u.,e22 Executor
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The Huntingdon landlords who closed
iheir hotels IN a do of piqae because The
court refused to grant ihen license to sell
liquor, havc as.iin opcnea Them 10 the pub
III.
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How does 81 happen thar there are 80
many I'D maias aaiong the school teaeiers2'
asked r-pDrter Of school teacher the other
day. B-oanse schuol tearhers are, as a rule
women OF sense and no woman VIII give
up so or $50 position for a $40 man. was
the reply
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-27

The new Reformed church is now under
roof and work is beiag pushed rapidly on
the interior.
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4 member oi somerssfssE~ took IN Fore
paugi4 circus Al Johnstown Friday.
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Mr.. Dr. Clark Of Duntar is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs J. J scleIi, in somer-
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The recent heavy rains have not cooled
the atmosphere very much. It is still very
warm
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-27

Mr. T. c. Beall, wife and family. Of Frost
burg MI. arr visiting IN Somerset
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The festival held in the Lutheran church
Friday and saturday evenings was literally
patrouized-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-27

A brace of Mormon Elders held a meeting
ar Berlin last week, but aile,l 10 make any
converts.
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1 DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

Estate of Charles A statlar dee d. late of shade
Twp. Somerset Co. Pa
Letters Of administration on The above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned By she
proper authority. notice IS hereby given % al
persons Indebted 70 said estate - make inznedi-
ate payment. and those having claims against he
same to present them duly authenticated for set
tlernenf on Saturday AUgust 10Th ~. az the res
tseHcs Gf sarah SfAIIer IN Buekst0Wn
DAVID l. COLEMAN.
iune6 Administrator
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The Stone masons in this section are all
busy a- work on the abufments for the new
county bridges that ara being built 10 take
the place Of those washed away by the re-
cont Hnnl
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These two Items from Saturdays Johns
town Tribune
George Boyd. newsboy on the Somerset
& Cambria Branch. guE into racket al the
circus lsast nighs. and was pretty badly used
up.
Mr. Georse Cefinoth- s1n af A H. Coffrotll,
of somerset, came down n see the show YES
terlay having in his pocket gold watch
that cost sl25, and was present from his
father. When he returned home this morn
ing Mr. Coifroth was minus the watch, some
iighf-fingered individual having sot away
With il.
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Ar F. L. Yoder, wife and child OF Minien,
Iowa. are spending several months in visit
ing relatives ia Somerset county. their for
mer horne Mr Yodcr j. q son Of Mr.. Bene-
,iict Ynder. Of Stonycresk township. He is
ens4-ezl iB the mercantile business in Min
dan
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We have heard of q number Of bets being
made as 10 the time when work would be re-
commenced in this county on the South
Penn Road